Stella Young said she felt more disabled by the society she lived in than by her body or diagnoses. Tina Friml tells us she doesn’t suffer from Cerebral Palsy, she suffers from people.

The social model of disability shows us that disability is still pigeonholed to ease able-bodied discomfort.

As people living with disabilities still bear the burden of this discomfort - we want to convince Aussies that discomfort belongs to the naive. By infiltrating typically able-bodied environments, we can force people to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

“I’m here, I’m loud, I’m proud - get used to it.”